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The Goderich Star, 1907-10-04, Page 7Tirrlvre. Andlielretefrese or. YIK F RENEF TR MINNS F TO T YOU *MAW A. NOT *0 04 10134114 WA* Are ..44,,W144t #4,?4+ , Ettgaetto to -dei IS INV nelfellee WY for ttleelgeterght. bite "leo fge • Pia, WI* Peale lieendetivee breeding stoil teilitelete 'of Oerreet. eaillneres !Woke, _ellnAtitaffe, It* ease Of 11* Men *be talsatiNeteleegfeeelgi Itleiteeet * eitiblie 11411170eliets lie a llelOglaile er eche, WW1 up tve ikktt or, tere. PrebleblY Det 1000,Iftette'enty ,aware that b* should (f°40 indetntneedifgety alierWerfle. Abel thitt eIleep. fed tg,e10111.1eult C940491t. TO ehetete" Mods; 0 -vet tet.tptut)ce., fincellen Welt ..-1161fele ineA Intera Mealleig a. -lofty ttetiltainteittle.:, l'he rifle 0' 111*.polel te 1teineWhiet eiestie Ottee,bgt "thaeeltieel- inuew 'tee& mem, 'ut course, taleleu his OW or ;00044 tit., Sneak egtOti slier a .preelinee littee4 *he inake,seihe iptilliettiefeef Cognillee. 'Kanter be' DOW or. ttle 01614 Slielfal6104.inneaa 1000o the itrst movement, 'At 4;1.-,,.thev...$: leues, onote„.tvlateti....e,114)10, ledy e_ to lermillideeeVecteettabliaMelOP ..W14011. • ishe dee,S 'oolf 4041.1,0',00iiiinino. And IP* a weed 1, Al1OUT '151110/IIICTIONS'e. ; • **hen terfollanig flinCtiOn, elo net wake 't e.O0111111en: Arlfate-OC.ItitatidliOlnt the laey Vi6e-Vereit aievat8 Altee.N.O. • e It is a -popular 1044 Vlbi) regard be handatacingt that it ts, bane^ What ill-managreclelo ',offer 4--gieved fiend. ,Maile:peelelli, the'clraille elanceeveintee.- -bobileofeettyingIL'IlEx cuse :by g101/0.!'. ThercitleMet the %light.' est reason Why they -r-should. Make .1111e. excoe- feat It often peeterable to shake 110(4 with,OrepereOU'Who has a glove on Mut Wilit'itele W110 ittiallat* WIthent exaggetaltoni it note lie said that you cule.eett teat* ellarecter by vtotor-chs. It it IS-PlahoraletY Printed, the: '1)11,1118 anne$1 hidden by eetbelhettliflentetened nOttriah" es, You noly•the enitd OM* ihal;'llte tow* er's love of 'WOW, tortaiderably cuns tutowlecige at VPiti IS coma nnet in gpod Wale. A, gentleman's vis. fimg-card ateseld betel/Wilted 1114),1 ecpper-plate lypd, witheee' ornurnenta- ton et any- kintl....110,,,OlartPsnotliel 08, (thin, not thic11, 6011- ind prefix. , Mee should utways be ;printed . BEFORE. riz MOIL Above till, Initials atiperlatnieg to hon- orary rack sheteld never teiletvrnien or printed on a card. • Although fashion has vetoed the send, ine of memoreli cads. lareetther 'Teta- lives or friends, and mourning is a Matter of sentliumit, naleee emtless, the - knowing periOrle nt"In4urninq are usually observed in !society. Wictows, strictly speaking, should wear mourn- ing for two yore, Although after eignt or nine months belt -Mounting May be adopted. Tbe seine period has been fixed for widowers, although.1hey usu- ally enter seciety nrueh sooner then do widows. A parent who loses a eoti tr. •1aughter Is expected to wear black for twelve months, the pato& being the same fer a eted .whp laseli a perent. Tor a brother eat sister, ihe longest period of mourning Is abts Menthe; for a grandparent, nine nelinths; ter an uncle or aunt, three months; and- the same for a nephew br niece: ... A WOMAN'S* ANTICS. Danced on Read Dining 'fable and - Rang Belk all Night. • An American 'woman who calls her- self Mrs. Amy Rea am! says she Is a cousin of the UnIted.„§"Ales Secretary a Slate, has beetle taken to the police hifirmary of Page, after she had driven a number ot hotel peoprietors endi nate men nearly out of their minds. 'Mrs. lictot arrived In Paris oft Aug. 22, and took a poem ate Lhe Hotel Nor- mandy. Last Satorday the iroprietor of the hetet wag 'obliged to eepostu- late With Mrd. Hoot, Who, although she was perfectly sober, insisted on Frac* tieing the mattchiche dance on pne of 1 the hotel had finished dinner. tables before the guests She left the room and the hotel, look 41 cab and drove to ci dancing hall in Montmartre. On her way hack to the hetet she hit the cabman over the head with her umbrella. Ile got down from his box, and Mrs. Root jOnsped out of his cab and Into another. Both cabmen 'remained outside the Hetet Normandy most -et Lbe night, de mending payment at intervals, wbile Mrs. Root practlsee g,rend opera in her sitting -room until 5 ,o;block, and then rung all the bells she could get at um lel 8 o'Clock. On Stueley she took. cabs all day, employing no fewer than ten, and in the course of the day engeged rooms at several Motels. At We Hotel Con- tinental. where she slept, she asked the cenelerge to pay a 226 cab tare for her, On Monday morning she steeled us. Mg cabs at 6 o'clock going off in one cab. returning in enotheri and immedi- ately going off agein. She d...4 not elm pay the cabmen, and on Monday night she went to another -hotel near Ihe Ma - delete. Mrs. fleot took cabs en Tuesday, one peld visits to all We hotels di which Americans mentioned in the Tarts pa- pers were staying, and at night the police had to take charge of her. 1bA • i ek Leine perpetuity ihat ilee0 it. Take receives an extra, quannty of mate- owned anti worked by the London wal he•" • Wore Piot AIM A110:=7, r A barkele IOWAN Of Wilfitag lee* ninifeneittit geneoesity Wee Intillett net OW& tile itiet'enil, Whitt lhe either elity PAO* MVO t When the aeleptueedeashe inentiere 104i eate II. Ceieel,M,...P., steketlft.etieellou_4104 ible beet 'WO* ef'phyileel ,Yeetrelet. 'Pie! Pedner* SenOMWM and, Wigan AS ite seen 4.0 eJteeieettfe. lentiletek OWN belehee Arree's ilerr bezel Imeeld, pellegette ti nation. we do /eel geow 0 -hanging keefte7 Wellong egraraala 'onifaxere ttili-tervieitt tho 8tAtuntk it 114143Q )4' Pr441,41 4.410w1.44_biriv, ettille" -geltePe hiereeleeee ‘1We Alerted fINM1 Zerinett With ilie ettlelly EngthilibeeTi keell .10 LeteW eetrik Medea Ihe Cebleal eottaIng the (let% night at 4 even W11.141110.50 fire Part .01. the Ter$ 4004; 'Adele 44111. RIM eineetbe bbe ilvielr.‘! oat* pe, MA. ef-tfkl'ilifenN fee$14011 Answeees tante Inisereeleigt elt the. feet.% 71JOrleb(484iVertOele tWO .04, MIK* Itethlpg„ fa 14 sea* ekrinee bete SiVejt 41, thiL41' 44.4444 4St Serowe vips,,eienees, whieli to end I% Iger,4*, moolor Henri Spool, also. of the • about this matter and yel. fatAireblY WAIL I ; Vara -sett COUIDVA s;if lbet Ullt1011VM 1141 Wm% • lo Vallfer W140). the 1:11141 kr enjoyment of -life, writes ;#4,troP11 f101 Itie- /40, .0NoveTo. 4n43 wtj 0001. 174411runenv.wented reword men, Tortw44*-1..tarseigs,,wesklY. Mil 'tot paid lltietat pen- &cry pcpson under sixty fettililt seen *hag livee, prioniesett.lo ieerclucledt claY their flk,r it,t0 his heirs and ter wontil tebt: the ,befiellti These et* ltbown as perpetual or. hori,N. ,waitt. should'. Stem 'Peeliaten. Inntarve, elititt'y pensions. There' Veto kUllneede" ee ler - v *IVO 111*14 ftaft 010* TO *NI* O. *Me 11-11111 TtiVa, tenditt jenti Melitte eXtrectnittnJel Ws OMAN , Worn by die ifing ignitQuecn flta position tito oath** lli the. Oa; ot?Itielte forage)* mid pieneoled. 110111. ate fri a **deg of ittelatsePtil tAte.141111 Ike itto Tom 0 kootittos Stlet1 ItY• ttolt 37tiltim441 1?4h4t °Y‘wtt° 41% MeV An theeee ekeiglelekl011. After %Virgil* OW Wm. for einte The tepOrt* Vie Made by spectsbceln, Crity ,yeati,,likettibAndety,Olt or larlt, trissiorlsgs Sept OUt by UM f. /611111en. Sogalltintlertallit. who eetillt Met le One, the writer *to: Teti rtor nod, had slaver seen 0 rit heti beetimis nitite *Mutton Me* 4rott4 tla$ died stied ItinetY4010, tio for witife,mett to plow land for wo tlargibra Wed brol.e'inbt Kier Ogt tiws. The latter oil the former *0 Restogicet by 14 tratleeeeettlent 404 much. per acre. 911, t o'llotat vox*, ilett tieelded advenee ts betleeoble "We -04110.114 tlf„Oe_etsCent nt- teWelg,,Vellied theft, 001 Order le aniong the natives as regards their Tao - break, but ge...yea etenetee the Weetnee deadeo fie:ogee/1g, too oe eadvetiore In forma' Ye07 ler * conSidtalion. deelited to 'push" iCe;eSefir* teekelfl tealf4 thing WhO tho boo, PreetteellY heir olliP hew fhslinteliotet". :opt* befOreluolii rept oultiveling with P1OWA dr6WO fa yearaz nom SU, to 1.8$7 alone twitago avb,Olt the , 'elteletio 400 ogoO, Top, ow AND Leeele Taw ',for reierved tengtiertmenbee bet thts 4} who Awe or teenkeye a e,o.leee a, gum then teSt/,03$ Was paid; fn. the IWO pltiefe, the WOO* „, • • 110‘ biesee.Ye leeeetble- Another of the oinuallasioners writes:. Out in this way, - 'ture 0 the, tlinder 141:.f..11$1161.etitly- tutsef-t ke 4011 Oneene the attractions at a. Unionist nig) mpg gtridett tho neeteee are : ANcEorott,s„ to cause n. MOM. liderehange In t" -At 2 0,10, We repelled Me itattiler! Wilabeelle oo, oleo pcir.s9k) teweor eivoleation end the t' • - the rentellelife • ilasues,. mesas perOptAt. Of theleltrnel.wheruttioUeti situ the aeolaing ,te 01141100p iesiteck etlatitiresa they teleplay et eneeevoeipg to V••even WeieN grarilea bY'Abese.'„Ohleketiett;ChadtalS. tlie niteelig t0 Oeus overbangillif deell by' a btlietter to 11**LO:re et the trade gtrert:.'.#1,0elfib' AVOr," NorertheIro, 0: ,iskott.w4.9ttior oovicts iloottcottgo to most of Weir 100 was tilled or wolue g - , , olt4, tithilor 4Pot-rt Vito q4PeelalY law* unit other 004efilieru.,' Mr. 1344 tone nopletnont, *at agriculture, sterna/it a them, hut. most -have meg commuted.. Zoe*, .to. "Pittuat, wools riot 'gelds to stand on The summit of me Mat,. replied:that .1h0 gyertit's of priSona present It is quite common to tole 149 .a t t, tt} ta. Atialking OW* ) alld .'litis'peelltiar 417b4111. ' to verietiC,V4athers et the Ittlite of innachts tet*,Merifebtintlettgleeettelefied Peeeinieees the atone Inel_keeee-_ -044-4-111100-40.14-10-11. Kole itteraue UAW 10. READ AND WRITE Grow_taxoy. $41110_41.1.4044,400,„ rat_Ottlrotkif04.0M-4114' 1,10 '-'1111*T01-TiOMOV7 ft) flcserfbe theJtirr tutnliW, The loin* Were afterwerds have ot late tad** veey marked. I re* lat.fre over two huhdred years a lor waste pradtesest by.various elten... of am Alpine *form nie higher nit, presented us consolation prizes to par - One ot.theto woo it modest ae fie. , ode moo (10104 fillipv040. ludes. Tht ,h`ta Atud. onow kneed es Nepente competmon, geolthloattutibv:ntouttg eltubdirietalit sesPPoebspirsrosto ereae ne,..Offieer;e4 Ptpe.'„AilOther 1,4'kele. shelter under a ledge of rock. For g110,00 the leeln (*luny Count. was 40 he fter-AlveP,Generta mid Con- litillPESS ThE APPaTiTP,. .., is 4,4v41,A4 ttowever,-(txpesett lit 14. eilettatt resdivai le It to th B I tearer Of tile ,Seele. Both Of Vitae Of Then Will rard te Vestal aths 1. thisi. dolleind The 40/' the- 4 i ' " ' e 4 V4. II::: U4.1;115'417 ettl;I:n6/1:1111:ivelt14"4411"1:tet; - , 1 r le . • re ae ne 0 eili e e lien Army the Behold of seMe peenlisee peewee whites In the outLying districts. 'tees -.34(01101"efteen'ehneflItifteee., lie to the ee Dintreee IS 41 ee eittledo end breath* let- Geer , - itt Queen Victuria street, front whieb !Mee of Geettoly /Ind lila demendants fee tot, heeoree eh deeper, Cenise- "There we erotteleed all night long, the amount reeeivable as round rent "I find WM on most of the atudts visi- ted a large ntimber of boys are away at e,,k„.`e4 , A thtt4 PrOthl unt000te4 t° Ittleo4+ 4i hirgee vohnite el exYgen le while the Menu ruged with increasing is just over .E2,000. BY ageelYing the MOS to -etteheiti 'members -of the Pine Wit be rellternberedefe-0/ -ftir *Ore lin, i'Y the teY WiniX entereet saved would be g8,000-ae un„ Olity the women and old ntert, all the work. In fect, in some stadia I found xeri000 3a" Ver. Made up *r three pen* enierbed bY 11*.b1004, Mut OXYgen, It hwy. We, Were bang gradually feeeen purehase mone to ounce! stock the Y reitt of ;boo beteght by the Goveraleent Increased Perapira a terries Mit of Mice SayS Mkt in Ireland twenty spe- f 4e e'Confar !nen being away," writes ono - they ell elute that willingness to work, ile. but all coming ultimately to the pow* than'ssur 444 food, "Thunder and 410sOng added to the noel Saving to tlie rate , misers e e Mika Another Was Worth 0,876 a Next we .104 toethe Aldo; the mil- Immo of our eituation toward ittorn. coo, thee commlesioner, 'From conversation with lite natives Yeer-the Interest On Ceneole ma Itio lions of perm bel widely opened, the 'Mg, and, altbou h we we* not nate A memo ' randum issued by the War -ter. the loss et certain excise dillies tete matter than hentlet etherevlso eseelee- Oil Contingent battalions of entitle et "1, leeente-eight existing will be Main. r'°t undergrmfild' TheY ala° stivAllY ae keener!), slated in my report, Ilt a cot of -Oaf= 0A compensatton the body 4 larger guilt:1111f ot effete 30tbOtne Working for if Al.dgethee, Ile- 11earpened for et suhsequeqt, mete, ahd tie, lot le get teem the pi** pees° ed by walking elfient the, Appetite is seven oe ninety-six. ' The remainder °lit excePtieni an state that theY Wive Nitta and ile Greet Depute eighty. object to being recruited, as they, el h- pgyott by the Dimity. This. is a Mee lit- ,Digeetion, aiso, Is eb maekedly digprov- o rding 10 Mr, Jennings, 5 . D, one ef the food Is taken od,th a Iteenee eelien. will be absorbed if they oonsent. Both third elid fourth battalions will have extent that they peefer to go and look been cheated by late* egents to such elk ello Seleee Committee, elle Duke of Grafi. Then, es everybody knOtva, the demi- a chence 41( being used as units in war, will kuow exactly what work they will foe work by themselves, as then they Wes ',finally has ,been, paid X4,000,000 lettere of the blood is accelerated, *0 as well us supply drafts. ili. pee -Oohs. that every nook awl corner of the body The traffic receipts on the tramways have to do, and what the remuneretion oily struck by I ginning, we received lattnY eleettic shocks. One etas e.o Vio- lent Wet alujor Sporrt lost onselotte- nese. "About 11 a. m., realizing that If eve remeitied longer under the ledge eve would be frozen to dealt, I persuaded ceunparitons to RLSK THE DESCENT. "Nlajar. Sporri wes in, a state ot ex- rhausttott bordering on oollapse„ and after taking a few feeble steps he Mil face downward in the snow. etlerr lutteld and I worked for sev- eral hours. trying W revive him with Mandy and massage, but he died with- out regaining consoloumess. "Beth Herr Imre* and mesa, were weakeend that we could only wale Nery slowly, We hoped that We might meet a rescuing party, but we did not see a living.creattue, and so we plod- ded on until 'nightfall. "The snow was again falling thickly, tut %ye did not seem to mind it. We continued walking es in a dream. "Finally we threw ourselves under a ledge oo the Epaule, utterly worn out and -disheartened, land hardly caring whetker we lived or nied,. I worked hard. throughout the night trying IP keep Indeld from freezing to death. the *tade0.1 a ,year greeted, for ever to, mein.. Leetly, the Organe Of exeretion County Council for the week ended the Dealing with the native hut tax, the thelltike Ofeltfarlboeough. In. 1702. ThiS ere stimulated by _walking, eso that a 15th tilL, mounted to £32,159, against seine writer says: "I note thitt, the eatininted Air an munitty for ten -years te. nee natural. obannets. The few the preekeis year. The receipts from anything more than 311) extra flovernment no longer charges a native WO Pald,Up 10 the year 18M, and then larger quentIty of refute is. elimineted tee5,982 in the corresponding week of e Of tt2.7.0a. Multiply the termer reds thus briefly eninnerated should 4,f the Conne11'S steamboats during. the It'OR THE SECOND -WIFE. by 2. .tutd..the. latter by ten, end you -.themselves suffice- ...to encourage the same week amounted to Aft05, agatnst twee a Wee .peyteent of 41,037,900. practio of walking-. But more has yet 072 in the corresponding week of last "By Hee I mean that a native Vint NO asce,...0A.Nts, tivr wE PAY... to be ektinted in favor of , this admix,- year. four wives part tito same us a native , :Lore DatiVeirquerque's pension has In addition do whet has already been which has just tueen place at riteat was different. lie had to pay tor every with two, Until recently, this, of course, able exercise. A romance attaches to the wedding betee'reCentlY refereed toe This gentle- staled respecting respiration, still fur- I I a rkesley, Essex, between Charles wl‘rUhel reeegueliede•;:, Agriculture, ii, is point. man lost all Ifis income in Gerntany ther benefits eccrue from the more per- Johnson, aged seventy-osee and Mrs, and,Frunce through religious prosecu- feet breathing of walking exercise. Jane Pitts, u widow, aged sevenlyifour. ed out that the first sowing of the Wee lean, and, to, do him a good turn, WU- The chest is separated -from the eb- The aged couple became ncquainted te• crop ' of Kullir corn has been de - Mut 111.. gas* fittn, ids heirs, and as- demen by means . of the diaphoigm, through the woman saifely Piloting the stroyed by locusts, which necessitate .0 signs for ever, £2,000 a year out of which oocuples much the position of a bridegroom (whose eyesight is uefec- late second soveing. Unfortunately, o Weer John Bull's pocket, and the pen. ceilleg and floor between an upper and live) mews a erowded street at OA. number of farmers of the ililwoner 018,000. In 1853 Lord Comper owned me the lungs which partially rest epon chester. The kindly uttention led to cluss have been unable to purettase a tLe winning of a husband, seeond supply of seed, slon was paid tor 159 years -that hi. lower chomber. Aboye .the diaphraeen feur-fiftes of it, mid this he sold to the! the ,etruetUre, while betrileditifellY hetew, .The TreaSury appeared in prosecute Owing to immunity from horse aletc- Ocvernment tor t40,000. We still pay it -are the stobache Mier, and "spleen. in a ease at Brentforcl latie week, In nese by inoculation, mules are Melees - £375 ti year to a Mr. Cohen. . The ceapliragro, being an elastic mane which Edward Nash, u grocer, was ing, und ore now generally uste for William Penn was granted.the whole bronee is prested ' nownwards as the charged Milt Miring obtelned 4.2$3 trenePele Purposes, repluelng donkeys, el the •State of Pennsylvania when the lungs are fully inflated wtth air. Thie eggs and hundreds of elliekens by false which were lurgely used after. the war lieited States was a British colony. lie theynward movement 'brings pressure pretences. It Is stated that .,Scolland This season the game getterally hue died in the year ..1718, Half a centiirer to bear on the organs below, hence 'lewd had received hundred- of, cone inereiteed. This is eseeriany the case later the RevOlittion occurred and they are constantly , submitted to a plaints loom all purts of the country. malt k,eotoo, stetributk, pheasant ane Coorge It I. -the -"most remarkable 0 sieetes of massage. ' Nish had, It is alleged, obtained pro- guinea fowl. pension-givers-granbsd . 4130,000 to : it uce by advert 'semen ts re presen I i lig Wed dogs aro inereaeing, and •conb Pentes.heirs and descendants. But, in A GAIN IN ,NOXYGEN. that he wattled weehly supplies for a plaints are corestatilly being made, mere addition to this big sum', a pension of Treatment of this nature is highly large store. I r.ariirelarly from natives, of losses e' 4,4,000 a year was given for ever. Vale' beneficial all round, but it is especially The Bishop of Ste Athens the 4,ther le uts and sheep killed by these animals. wee ,Paid irein 1700 (0 1884, when it sn with regard to the liver; consequent- clay reepened the old parish chureh of —eel.— was commuted for £107,780. Thus a iy, we find 'that gereons ,accustomed We.st Thurroek, Essex, which ims been total of 1,613,780 wee paid out of the to reveler walking exercisea raeely restored at a cost of ALMA DUring VALET AATACKED ENGLISHMAN. F•ublie purse. But, according to Mr. need to complain Of "a torpid liver.' the restoration work It was found that - - Jennings, M. P., Wnliam Peon realty And then, beyond -.tali this, the more lhe watle of the (Menet had been re- The Servant Wes Enraged at Oahu ead no descendants at all, and the see. eemptete inflation ot the lungs due to paired at some distant duly with steno Reprimanded. . retary of the Treasury, when question- walking occasions a more perfect sup- delins which had been broken. ttp for ed on this point, said there was no pie Of gaseous food. Ito ectual gain the purpose. A complete stone mile, An affair which III 'f4[114! MAPCO.% tV. way of finding one of oxygen, and the increased disper- was found underneath- the floor. C11 HS the famous Dr. Herbert ease the °MI ci.rred recently at r Bois•leellol, near Lord Nelsen was dead, too, when the Mon of carbonic acid, are very nearly its age has been eidlitittled by eminent 1,...,0.01,1040e, „rump. penslon ,of £5.000 e year wus granted deubled by the exercise. .• arettueologiets at over a Ilieusand yetrn, A edeciTtee"6„iishee,,,, e.e.ee „he - fn 18(.6. He had no direct deseendante. .Mmeover, seeing that wolking is phye, The United Servires Cadet (ewes at e,„ wei,m7cas edna71'i"(41 ii"11":1"$`;‘,4:4'1'), The rensiOn was gieen le Ills brother, steal exertion In the open air, it secures mon colfefa hos Erron'ed n 12 .r. hel. eitured by hie valet. In the email and we hate pied £505,000. ne important advantage over all forms gun, wletli formed purl cii the Ludy tioure n Inhorer returning Mom Fon. where, aecording to the Select Commit- whist .muse, be the effect produced by fieulh Afrletin war, The boys of the . ''." ' Mee,/ Battery, and del eervice In the ttilittes,oeti ,,, Bala4e.poi saw a wen. 'Many fensione were granted for ever of Indoor exercises, one tan imagine , messy(' man lyeeg In the toad at lite. ift,, no service at all was ever render- increased respiratiems in a vitiated at- cores leek Peeseesk)" "t the gun "' huntlet of Drones. Ile wus unix/nail. cid even to the people of that time. Arid mosphere. 'Even in one's own room Windsor railway Malkin. and dragged ,atiA, 111a eliithes were soaked with bkeel, .somewhat similar Is the following-- the iinpuritiee of the air are -consider- nt through the hp" t" the eellege "t end hts features were inolly ette 'flte whtre the man originally did 'something able; but within the confines of a gym- el Niark's. The eelliege w"edeh• the matt carrlet the itianintate sufferer to tnd got a eatery. but his descendarits nesium, ceintaining emanations front to Pov. F. We Tracey. aLee presented the me rill e ag chentist, who releognized de, nothing. because the *Meer does n.01 store or mOre athletes, the impurities e'nege with ° crest nag hewing lh° littn us \ Nisei Worth, a rich young eelSt. 'rite HercelltarY Master Of tile must be enormously inereased.• 1"."1 °I St• Mart' "1 bluek °" a Yell" Englishman. whe had been living for Hawks gets A965 a year, made up as Urider such circumstances, instead of ground. ' the lust tee, months In a villa at lime ter four falconers, X200; for teurchase ecubling the eunount of oxygen -Inhaled 1%e W.Ju!d take in more earbonin acid. LUNCH IN TIIE CLOPoet. lee which he hod rented for the sea - MUST L II II orsuttowitsomovisvounism momfou EAX48000). %SWAM . TAKES OFF FACE TO WASH IT. • Artificial Jaws atid Cheeks tor Victim of Accident. . Dr. Deli& has just prented to the members of the F.rench Academy of Medicine a man with an artificial face. In consequence Of an ilerident with a gun etele out shoothm, the man Itad his chin, the lower part cd the tower law, lips, a poilion.vt his longue, and the whole of his Upper jaw and nose -blown away. Theo. have been rephieed by artificial parts atel We doctors pre- sent express.ed witordstortent at tbe mar- Velatie ingenuity WIth WIthIlr‘ tbe Week hact been aerie. The mechanical Mee is in bier pieces. The first consiSts pi a silver groove, into which Ramie of UM Tower loth are fixed. 'rats Is allaelied 10'4 dental ap- paratus of lin, Into Which art fixed the, remaining teeth. The takeind pieta men - rests Of A dental appireettle VOIcanite and, gold for the IMO' rew of nine teeth. Thls Is lilted to: two amen pro- fulterancee„ which Mein* ,lite nasal ravines, This else nib) up the right tvhich wee entlielled W. M the back Is a nieee Of gat Ineellanism wim hooks, used fel laSttit 0)- the Imo piece. Ilte third pleen0 ifetr,Ineetinnleal thee consists 0 thce Thig is ot Ind% rubbef, Pfilidad to eateellible maim. Over tql e:Nia tales beeel et fixed. AI the fettle -dee leottple of sunlit bolts, whtell...068aIhroti boleti or the teeth end tie tip ertilleirg lower Ime. liter tfiautIti‘ Mat Plege 1111. upper - rubleo. mid ell a fats, e two small ental piece Of the epearittliS O01141.1 up anti Meer 41150 Bt. inch painted, to Willett gt"eite Meuslache. BM, bilt6c ClaaNs, le which lila to WV OM *W. •The Matt la thipto 10 nisi With beerpfireitIrld Oat, t of a fatv feel the IlIteeereee elelhe 116 -raft artificial NO ItIthatif, end stid WitetAK N food distance el hie tate ' elf hi/ it in elis feet and hands were gradually ..freezing, and be begged me to let 111114 die 111 peace. "At the first streak of dawn we again started the descent, welch. under or- dtnary circumstances, should be aceom- /ensiled In a few hours. But poor lin- felt!, whose 'legs had been badly frozs en, could scarcely drag ONE FOOT AFTeR THE OTHEII. "He finally ineisted that 1 should go on ahead to the hstie hotel at the Lac Noir and send up. guides to assist him and lo recover the body of Major Spon, rt. "There was no guide al tile hotel, and just. as I Was about to start for Zermatt linfeld stumbled Into the hotel more dead than ,alive. .1 left him in peod hands and went on to Zermatt. A party of guides returned immediate- ly, and Mijor leporres body was re - (steered." ficrt hilfeldis now in o Zermatt hose peat In ethical condition. 110111 legs must be .arnputeted in order to save his life. Dr. Ifelbing has reoovered- from the effects of his terrible experience. PRINCE FOR SALE. Any Pretty Girl or Widow With 82,- 000,000 Can Have Him. A genuine German Prim& son of a ruling Prince. is in the nuirket tor mar- riege with att Arnett -an girl, says The Nf..1.V York World. lie has placed Mite self, his title. Its fortune and hee pest. lion in the sociul uerld unreservedly m the hotels of the widuw of u prominent Government o lc Jul. Disclaiming any idea of being a mar- riege broker. this widow, nevertheleee, hes written to former Immigration 111- spector Marcus Braun, Suggesting thet it lie will find the site will furnish tee Prince, and there will be a kit (1 money in it fur of them. Mr. l3ruun, who says he is busy %Yeti other thews and is happily married tertities, has no lune le heck for butt- nble Prince's consort, and so hes lure - cd the propositiun over to The Worle. The Prince is suld to have, a large fortune, but le. that Ws Amen. gan wife Ace bring him 82,01Jueloi. it,• would liee to lime her young /mil feetle• lett lie will net ',Wet, 10 a wl• 41*W, tf she 14 suittlble otherWiSe. inity be of humble birth, if she hus the money. The Prince Is a bine elderly, rely - petit admittedly. but 11.118 nitteht 110. "tlght "5 "II 01)/1'01'111. Ile is reported e, be peel y tall. but whether he Is red headed 4ie buld-lieaded. whether he somas or hos false, teeth. or the gl,ut, or Mash notions, ts left to the intuit. Mr. Braun returned last week feint fellows: His 'own salary. £391 Is. 5de *144k*ItOralutierikell" Co/0114" lereettlare, Poet -0W flop Munsterbem of floe. Yam Univeraity has last chewned the llelftreincitts of * lite devoted to psy• eutio; gatee:11... research. by the inventlen tWo2 Maeltines to word thb (MG. ti011s and reveal the secrets of the hat 'VOA compelling riniehlaes" \Ala 4)410 Went Celled them, ori‘mVitiaalut 14h,egymbilacygnac4ccormpelyishbe intipptre;h0 inJated. tit the present time, but the 41411M le' Met* Professor monster - berg hike tviluettl a knowledge ot the tritth GO Meta. Setedeo, utid that a tor yeem hence no hutment perean Wit/ Wi Ilinettehe etendetfIllegefeet? Per6" Thade Ineadoes Wat revOlUgelliee the 1110104. at edurt pritecilum all over the Verld. The prying CrOSS-OXIMeniattOns Ariateeuting ettorneys and detendiug cotlitardi Will be rauc.4 OF THE PAW. Mere certain then any N.enteas, the VUlprit will, by Hue motet of his own 0othittureseelf' **Chines is called the automatitograph and exnuesIs Merely of a wooden aline suipeedette Mom We ceiling, and upon this the arm of the person examined is rested. A pence gradiped lightly in the lingers, the ermine of the pene11 Just reaching a smooth sheet of mete whielt Mortis the involuntary writings of the atespect. It has been learned that these !muscles ceestantly twitch under the stress of aoy passing emotion, and tests niade upon different people have disclosed the fact MA the same general outline is /nude by any person under the stress of the same emotion. Another instrument, much more eeti- cute in censtructlon, te ille Pnentnn. graph, Which recxyde the norntui breath - Mg and any variation caused by an emotional suggestion. The undet•Iying prineiples ot this machine are carried on ey, electrical action, which admits of the rechaerlvallittigvedbebeondlotitikee isnusapielcotther ftit1111 Every breath writes tis own history. and the thoughta el the mind are ease) unevered by • IIEFEIIENCE TO THE citAtrt. ',Mows the most delleate of theee in- stiuments is the sphygmograph, einch Is attached to the wrist and recorde the action of the heart beats. Of Me three kinds of emotion, that of the heart et „Po most eensitive and the Waal in. flueneed by the will. For this very rea• sem it Ls the aLlreS1, teat. The record ol tillisoshtusitistinifilliemnnnet oartelairippid beating is the With all these instruments attached to once to the sumo person and u definite abluittnrdt,edalitintot‘ivaltedwgeill olfvevne4rmy.execattlioytioN‘nh41) examining 0 suspect es to eompare the inveluntary records he has made under eNamination hi the records of an imee vent 141101 under elmilar examittation, and the vanutions in the churls %ill show up the guilty penson with ebonite certain ty. —.4 LIFE WAS NEVER 0111.. — , A Fruitful Field tor Adventune on the Uganda Railway. 11. Afli1r till 1111 111 Mid, 111.• of Meeks. MO; for pigeons and other breathing u second-hand air again and chemist manutied ronturi. eunscluus• went for the hawks. £182 103.: total again. On the .contstry, by taking, our Italian Arieterres Eat en Swiss 411;373 Ifs. 5d. "Cus'omary deductions" Mountains. teitig it doom, to L965. exercise out. of doors, the expired and feul air Ls carried oU by the otmos• NIILLIONS, IN GENEROSITY. phere inetead of re-entering our lungs itinelt and dinner parties atelve the 41000 are the latest faith- und poisoning the blood. ; Throe thousand a year was pald to ......---+ -............... 14(11121ble 'Tan. in Switzerland. Wel Amilurst for eighteeteo years, A rendezvous is given ut an Alpine and then eonenteed for a ten years,' on. tette. which Le generally reached by r,ully of 0.597 a year-tottd, £341,970. funleuler carriage or cati fete, and if Two thousand a year far ever to Vis- the weather le line the fence .in be. comes an nifteciro affair III the midst ot unt Exmouth -a total ' payment ,o dote being made of some .2180.nitu. et magnifk•ent mousituin erenery. Seven hundred and eighty-six pounds Praire pie of eerioy reee»tly gine nn "Alpine" lunch in tentor of Prime und to Fir E. Moslyn, and a liee sum to Prineese Nirola or crepe,. 1,1 the Bee- . - St. W. 'Eden, tor °fliers abolished in ifeet; total payment to date Of commute- inno ileiepiee, 7.575 feet high. overlook - tion, R328.952. Two thousttnd a year itie et. Motile. mom; the fitshionable for ever to Lord Rodney, granted 1n geeele preeent wee. the Duke anit 17119. still being poke WW1 paymente Dbele s- de Terruivivo. Urine.. and '0 aale. fel10.60e. Four it»tisand 11 1 'I Itle,0-• (1.• 'fr'll NB. 1.,untess Berristore ieunbes i:,,ste end N erouni Bent/Item. year lo I. te Duke c 1 Sehombi rg, granted in I6J7. part commuted for £192.000. In the neon... II 1110 guest.; colleeted and £711) a yeor Mill being paid; fetal (timers on the iretuntimis te: spent the paymeets to date, about £000,000. , lime eetelering in the forests. Mi•ny slitiller litietions have been der— leed thic summer In the higher (Mole SIR E. GREY A IIECLUSE. ris eis. teed 'Apes \Ir. nee sees it — Merrily , e 1 4 turnip.. y111,0114114 e pert% Entecold's Foreign Minister Grand, ef hitinile en the 1,iii Ilf 11114 finieent 4.itoomy and Silent. eels:, fe. I iihoy 0 illumeres. eiieh guesi PLANNING ENITIt OF RACES. China eVould Amalgamate Mamie* and the Chinese. With ihe arrival at Pekin of Yuan- shilikal an unusual series of delibera- te no with regard to the condition 't the empire began 'recently. The Ent. press itas assembled. the most Influen- tial advisers of the Imperial Ninny. As lho Government fears that the Chinese are endeavoring to overthrow thr Manchus, and ,as ihe recent de- vices acloptod to re111C/VO distinc- hon between Chinese and Manchus heve faileck [he throne contemplatee ihe arnalgilmailon of the two races. With this end in view. it recentiy asked for suggestions us to how teis week! be roseible, and a scheme teueed on the t.eplies is rioyv ready tor pre- mulgotion. The main points are: t. The dectemdment of the Manchu Banner tiveops. the atolitkin of their 1.1/.11.SiW1-$ and the placing of their offi- cers in the regular army. '2. Tbe daughters of upp-cioss China- men are 1,.1 be eligible for marriage into the Uneven' family. This promises a future Chino -Mancini Emperor. 3. 1:Meese females shall no longer be permitted to bind their feet. Thie will remove the difference In eppear- mice betWeen !heel and the Monetiti women. 4. Manchus are to be required te take surnames, like Chinnmen. The Governmeet hopes that In n de- cade all metal distinctions will be wiped out. The recent comet wits the euteeet ,t1 aredutte diecuesion at the couneti, unit tee oourt Is disturbed because It is universally believed In (eitna thnt 4'41404 peeeage revolution. The F.mpreee Dowager is feline. ra• redly. Iler Malesly has had het, aPo. pieelle etroliee within the last two rears. and hor streegth la visibly Wi- n -ening. slic, hoterver, contemplates wide- epreoil ettantre in lite meteopolitan OGvernment, and proposes to cluing/. tee grond seeretarlat, wheel has been destdule ce power stnee the lime ef the Ming dynasty. Into a modern Cab- inet and rescue the throne Beam pro- ritiscuoue advlsers. TIIE MAN W110 FAILED. failed 10 pasa In Wheel, he failed To hold a lob in later dater %MGM to arm me girt he loved, Ile fatted lo gain a word of praise: tie failed te shoe. Met he poeeeecect Such Menne no they rallet have who thilert Bei he never tatted to answer yee When he 1:Vaa acitied lo have a drink. T. P. O'Connor tele; a remarkable • ry about Fe newt Seeretary Str Rd - Weed Grey. In his paper. Grey is the e West. mest ellent and reserved men In the lionise of Comincms. lie never seiaks und reedy appears tit the cham- ber unitss compelled to. Few krunv where he spends his time 'when not 1,1 the Foreinti Office. Always a eeriest,: slow the instil &nth of his wk. two years ago. Sit. Edward has cut hi/Itself off almost en- tirely from the world, "I am told," says O'Connor. "that tills man, whet Is probably the most pewerful figure In the world. wieldng more influence over destlities than any c,flier \UMW'. in arty other hind, heera Eridoy et, Saturday lo Monday every week es lost to the world. "Ile has a, little cottage, really n eine P.M, by the lifelike of the River In ceriter of lietnnshire4 where at enee nuture Ls heatitifully soft. letig• tech fashion. and where so/1111de not profound, The zinc hut ts within a few feel of the eirenrii. Grey mitres there without a friend. without even a gen% are, f%71111 few 1in hoSeS 4-4 toed; and spee& itle hours either tishng. lys log down In his hut. with despaieh Loeest beside him. "Wine does net pass his It Is Et Weed and lovely exletence, but what ecrerve strenath Moth perluils of on- trelien eolliude and seif-tommunfrige give le We mon, eimerially 10 00 ti- e:idly eating and drinkingt It le no wonder tie he passe< fitfully throUgh lee House this man of ventricle and baniSlimetti should oppear as IttOtigh tos thoUghts Were far away." A echoolnitster woe trylne,lo explein the meaning of tfte word "cancelled.' "ti:ow., boys," bp ,,ocuppese that 1 tem alwaya boosting Ot nlY tenreltilltfr Bid 1 know &al el' Latin, for 'Laterite -OP sold thof I was n !MOO. tome teen, +Meat should you 44 I easy "4 hoe, stft" %vas the to ready re, spouse, Lals _ • AXPLANAT011Y. ' Vella -eta were tornier1)4 Loma n °Pala apples," probeble bonnet) ibey Wee SOH and eat* tailtebled 0,15111g 4. 1111/1;:11 / 1 lig IA it‘ OW. .111//114. 41715.4. HIRAI 10.1) 4).1..11 this einem on the Pilainte it. elite. N44••• Ithelizer 144.41)14 :I ail e• itegitil. inonnimnia hro.4. fiah,144 4.3.• NII1U111111s • •11 their •ninnotA. hot OA • • a three months' mite of the Pueine 1,, rie. re. end. everyleing has t-. Gins( and when he dropped into ..,.• 1 fiymi f, 11w (*Ole 13.,ules ard. tilt tier:mid evenue, Neu lork. where tte holds many pollthee eimicrencee. he was handed a letter front Vienna. The erocetope wax ad- dressed: "1 Ugh -horn Mr. Marcus Maim, Tree. dent of the Aueiro-limigfirlart Immigre tea) ceinitnissien, In New leek, Alfieri Ca. Ode Boulevard." inside tee following letter: "ftigh-horn Air.- -I take the liberty to oppeouch Milli Me following pro- position: I have 441 hand 11441 01:111 of 11 German Prime,. his father was ruling Peewee [lite -eight eititre old, so far 1111- theme a tereeil new in the ii,,,iin• rharried, pretty tail, with ,,etneeeeoue 1_14, 1,, gr" 1 11,q, „1 !he .1 eTa nk.11 V. he earth; to get meeetee, e • el. in ?It nillna In. 1. gaud...I.,. f "Tbe requirements of the Prince lee tie /11 111 I:. 1,11111.,111 II 1141 A prelly 01. viftifig v.14•104;1; II,. 1,11 11,6, 11.1.1 • 1:il 1141 1411,,1 leest leareett00 gulden, who may be she, 11,„ 1,-) 1 1.. , eon. ti k ',cif III, '.1.1 1111“. 111.o or"ihteet:11'r (.1.',11r111,1;• tied a sellable retell iir' mese-re 111 .1 1.1111, 1, ot,i hien. dale we te uld enrn an inlineffse sum / I 1 ke•rn. 141 4./:(1T, ,5 1I1) 101', I/1.1 1110,117 1/eCt111.4. I am In direet Conne yi n ,11.(o4erel 1,,...1 1 the enrl. n. I urn ateselub-ly net it meeting. r tilling a It. tote -to , ti the .14,1 1.ettki,tr. hut, on the contrary, the we 3\ 1•11.1' Neip410.11 !limp tu1144ny 4,r p.,,,fer.. :ire 1,4thur espens414 affairs. - VICTI‘IS OF %frill(' V. tiff tRE. Austrian %nominees Morked be Many Proetratione. 31 ewer/Hee leis twee 'ewe.) 41 \iistrin t‘r reP01" that (balite Ile preseisi army titiinieityies a !le 40. linitthel' 41r no 11 have hoe, ero.,feee...,, Niel floe tiumeroue crew.' ! 1:1101'1. (tow et a high nuvernment eincial. and me petal conneetions Ming me Into contact with the highest feinfilee, "Itepeellng tem, Isind reply to Itiiv prOfx.n11101), I beg to remain, your, very truly, ".•zolle fehettaneke* "linperial and Meal PRA:Melo' Coo erne(' fiiiineiltiir'a Widow. "Vienne. Pightt'ellth leger strniiee, No. 94." it the rime el a weeditig-treeneffeit o gentleman mited fee Me blunders 41V4V+1111111.4dult)ielsoftmel.ttelinnu.sitletwece:ir ove)1•41,;10e. Ileirien." he erted, 011154, drink to 11,0 heart., of the bet/14006141 May he GO many days like Hite' e. PM' reprIr1,41 •1 DID Men rf, .1 k. 11 1. 14,01°,1 11 at III. Men 1A11.. 141. r1 th,1.1c4.1 449 or, neeilsod rrn,:n0.1.flit 011.1 litt.”10111,1 14'11 11 ti, oft.,'.'1• el -erne eneee r, 1,, 1,, 1,,,. et the lineues aiet hew 14 rek). 11.'110 11 1 4 ,41,, n '4 .1n1.4,1 11111 114 thing I. .14 I. all,. ripririfIg ,,, then, ta men, r-14.4,41 tr, beticee t the mein hi Is 1,,e. is tee. e he 11,..n. slalom. tit h... le no men lig `1111t1.11 the 111:4 en' rt., ,.to4,11. ..1 I., \ 0,1) filti”, .1..1 Iron:11 111 41.11i1 .1. 1 1 ft •tivrvoir.1,, " 4 thc •rta .1 9, "1 410110 11 11 4 .4. 1 Fredies "1 ees enema W1,P1 ef suilden the striae busted.' 'rte. ness. A.e ,,e) in as he veiled speak, Mr. Worth etuted thut he Itud a valet, 1/4 serviee With whom he it a.q not ni- t4.4,4-thor sotished. and on Thursday he had lo reprimand him. White return. tag how, the same night (nem tiee 1.4,1111 Vtlfe. a WWI. eon4ine- ,d was Ihe eprung from behind u tree and bent tem about the head with u lteuvy stieh until lir fell tmeon• coitus. Mr. Werth think% there vets emitter men yyitit the valet, but id the; lie is not eel tutu. The locul police twee been informed and are muleng exhauc.. tive enquiries. The valet Ls missing, and hue and cry hoe been raised. Mr. Worlies omit Ilion wits tier141 415. itie head is budly injured. Ile te 111.1110 dteligured. and Wail are emiertuined 11,./t he will kJ., Ihe /./g111 toe, eyem. It is ',wee that the Met floe:divide-es le the temee have LI14.11 frUIIIII1 bur. pn‘r 111111 114.• 14111114 IV III/0 V 14, 111111111 tiirger pruptalkdet than 111-S1, (1.'1(1011 t4 'Ittil. en TOOLS. l'p-teediee Crarienert \eye se nuts and Poo. -and dog. must 11,...1.1. ts• incite!, 1.1 filming the ileseetoits 4,1 11.,, eepiirt leirgline The tiod tie. In', whir te nseertam 11 the r...,,ust .• the mode l,perutom 14_11 11,1•1.5 het ▪ 9..111,15,. 'iliick.1111 11 may lime ui, ee, certain preun...., whe,.. 1. there tite horynnt) ite ,4,,,,41- ingly 14/r, 4, 4114./1 ./11a.1 111.14i‘v rubs tlitseeiti *Iwo 4.1 three tall. brutight 1,, (he nertii. 1,1,1444•1, 3/1'..11111,1•14' ,I1,1 him Ilk, n ratting Irtrl..r and 111,a animal pkil. 1111.111W! 51 111/14.55. If there burglary, Marti niyee, re 0..111. 111.• 15,untlIng /Jf 11,4. ,4. a Pr/ the rats VII. 114,114,11. 1110 1111rItliir 11%,-, the dog itrid t he till4 Itleir rule. 1•7101111.1 there 11, ringing id led he 1.111011. " A riot tier et minion d. Igo tor 11 e le fetter b send a Ic 1.gralli 14. hulitir• 14"1 h""Ne‘'11.' 14•3 4. now- 41111, al. r'llear. 141 11U,1111,0 erv i • '41,101 111.. foleginti, .•11.., 1 11N /me. (...• 110 1,4irgl.,r 44,1• 1. 44. "(eaters lite ro.1111•111i.•••• 14., 40 fter the Ini.latt.,1 ha. gone 4%411 0,11, al 11 ds IN • throe 4.01.1.11 •r• ,114/111 5,41 41 a 1111 . 11111.... he, e it i 114 1110'. helm 4.1. .1. red 10 1 lie MR/der c,f the Native, mai ▪ Ihry ar,• leeng gather•ed 4111 hy Ihr eervent for wIre n rugilo xV)1 old., I hp 1.1 1 h.. low 14 rit/Or, pOk iie r/m. and lode In n av414.111151. dill r5turn 4,111, 11,, ....•arinent that fp ha. mistaken the I of... 1 he ..1.1•14 v/1 be !inutile leict, 1- hen, etel eliee 1 1,04. Tire being Phie4.41 ohe 144 4,114, h,. troy his eon, (-deride tind rriake4 hi. (leapt.' 1 - 4 tel.:Dom DOI Ile 11,11,eet find kite!. 111st walk frtml, And treat behind. AVG Apparition* Are * 'Whiter Sobjeett Ms Not *lona to Ifini SWAP mer hifghts, There is a Edna fu, taV%701,- near to We spot Whew iliu.intougetat Tregelitte once 'worked Ws tvirtmt .svgh, .v.., which 'OS a liken togity itteett •in nu* ther time. bite takes Met 'Cot= '0 .0, white rabbit., ,pretty 'ertzature wins COX - coal end pia oro,. girtiblen the tong, sweet grass Outside 'fhb church. • yard well. Maw hoe4c./a4. 03 they Iniest• tut n0110 ot tha stilatral,aver atoV to eaten It. fror it has is enettg: and wt. habit of follieWlereelbO Pomo' icy trays Pommes Weekly, . ou a brilliant. moonlit '.itugus; night, a piastinull found Mc rabbit ut his heeis, E10 walked faster 'Odd taster. but still the /titbit rodoweil. , last, In blind filo*, be turned end struck at the Create:re with all Ms fag* wIth hist heavy walking -stick. HO felt tho stick strike the title creature, but instead of hiarluteg It the cudgel Was Splintered. while the rabbit temptet on es If nothing had happened. There Is unother story connected with, rubblt. One evening aeeleaueter le the' enrage passed and eiliettetheettilifitit'- iimil thought nothing of it until leo Ale Lagens in die Inn 'Did 11111i of lei curious attributes. Ile Jeered and vowed if any- one would lend him a gun Met he would go -and shoot a. ,Soinv tole him he was foolish, others saki he would not 'dare, hut one gave Win a gun., imirrsioon INVADED BY PIXIES. Ile loaded it and wnlked whistling away enough the while moonlight. A long time peesed. lie del nut return, the uteri grew anxious, and went to look fur him. Beside the churehyard watt they found hint, dead. Ontr barrel 01 toe gun was discherged. Next eying the villein wits there, tie usual,gumbol- bog the long gross. A little further north, on the high tors of Dartmoor; live the Melee, fairy-like (eves, who show themselves prInelpully upon 81111111101' evenings. A tanner who had been cutting turf on the giver not eir from !fiery Tavy \vete coming home about nine o'clocii ion a July miming, yvhen suddenly., in a "either" of }Renee boulders, he suyv a couple tit seore of tioy forms apparently dancing eind play - together, Though budly frightened, ho was so interested, that he approached softly. But before he got y•ery near one must 'MVO Rt'41t1 Wit. They 4.4;ere sharp tittle cries, unit suddenly he was enveloped in thick tiiist-su thick that he eould //Ad nothing more, and 55,11.11 1,1 .111111• Me blindly buck timerite his potti, bark- ing 111,1 shins upon the rock.. After n 11111,4 the fog cleared but all sign et the 1..1%1(.5 WII9 gone. Souilarees moore and doer tenet; nre hill of the romance of 111 other emit:mutated and theee bv no means omiline 1114.11' doll \-10.4 Ill %%inter -time ur to night. The lairim, 111 hue, keel) sltlellY at helm' dining will. ter. and tatty 141Ww abovd ground all warm, :summer nights, HIGHLAND GillEETAINS Gitotee, '10 Muse who are acquainted with ,I. The Uganda heftily iseeins le be a fit "Ibieet, io be dealt ith moue emelt, Numed alter a meetly through which 1 I, dyes not run, 'darting front u ter- minus placed tee fur us posisIble from the port 1 serves, running for mike thiseugh natural gatile-preeetece, with the result that trultie are frequent1) lield up by wild animals, every nide /•1 11‘ rt..lid Ls allwins 111.111fUl 111:1t1 f. r astventure, and welly every vete ha5 had I301 110 11111111.11xias tuie attached 1 4, he the early days, when the read had been /mot only a lithe while and wild uhintala tutd nut Warned the fear f nem, lite 011 11.11+,It 51:115 Interesting rad uhen exciting, seys writer 111 the rolonizer. In August, 1:405. the traitee .111:ittleniaoglis9tuattioNutniiialbs7r" 11441‘e4:e'llicndtettr0anItellitse. wow !narked "urgent." 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